I am a big fan on Tintin and have the full collection and have read everyone of them vigorously, over and over. At least that's what I though. Upon further investigation I find that there is another volume of Tintin, also titled Volume 1. That confuses me, as that means that there are two book titled Tintin: Volume 1. And after more further investigation it turns out that Tintin and the Picaros is also NOT the last book. A book unfinished Tintin book, ultimately finished by Yves Rodier, though it is uncannon. I wonder how Tintin could have ended, but the version by Yves Rodier will just have to do. There is much more to Tintin than I have though... So, in short, I am happy to join the community to find out as many things as I can about it.

I found this very old copy Of "the Broken Ear,Picaros and Shooting star" in my atic!

Can someone link somewhere to buy the whole series? im trying to find the complete collection in english

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See this coin, pick it up, and you're the luckiest of people.

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Hi there.

I am Gavrilo Vurdovitch, hailing from Klow, Syldavia. I have only read Tintin and the Picaros so far.

Hmm, nice whiskey you got there, Haddock...

Tintín in the land of the soviets: December 19, 1930

Tintín in the Congo: December 18, 1931

Tintín in America: December 16, 1932

Cigarrs of the pharaoh: December 15, 1933

The blue Lotus: December 21, 1934

The broken ear: December 20, 1935

The Black island: December 18, 1936

King Ottokar's sceptre: December 17, 1937

The crab with the Golden claws: December 16, 1938

The shooting Star: December 15, 1939

The Secret of the unicorn: December 20, 1940

Red rackham's treasure: December 19, 1941

The 7 crystal balls: December 18, 1942

Prisoners of the sun: December 17, 1943

Land of black gold: December 15, 1944

Destination moon: December 21, 1945

Explorers on the moon: December 20, 1946

The calculus affair: December 19, 1947

The Red sea sharks: December 17, 1948

Tintín in Tíbet: December 16, 1949

The castafiore emerald: December 15, 1950

Flight 714: December 21, 1951

Tintín and the pícaros: December 19, 1952

Tintín and the alph-art: December 18, 1953

Went to Sevilla not knowing that he had a magnificent garden there. So, of course, had to explore and he was never far from my mind. LOL

First met him in the 1957 and have loved and laughed with and at him ever since Alcazar.

Hey there, Tintin Wiki members!

I'm not sure this is the right venue to mention this, but I thought I'd put it out there anyway. I have a proposed Tintin model floating around on Lego Ideas and it could use some support. Wouldn't you like to see Tintin in Lego? Of course you would! The proposal is a replica of the shark submarine from Red Rackham's Treasure, and includes minifigures of Tintin, Haddock, Calculus and Snowy.

If you want to see this as a set, head on over to ideas.lego.com, and lend your support so we can reach 10,000 supporters!